William Shakespeare is currently in first place in a poll to choose the greatest writer of the millennium. The poll is being run on the BBC News website, with voters able to choose from a list of authors. As of mid-February, Shakespeare is followed by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens as the top three choices. The poll will continue to accept votes each month and feature different writers' opinions on their favorite authors.
William Shakespeare is currently in first place in a poll to choose the greatest writer of the millennium. The poll is being run on the BBC News website, with voters able to choose from a list of authors. As of mid-February, Shakespeare is followed by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens as the top three choices. The poll will continue to accept votes each month and feature different writers' opinions on their favorite authors.
William Shakespeare is currently in first place in a poll to choose the greatest writer of the millennium. The poll is being run on the BBC News website, with voters able to choose from a list of authors. As of mid-February, Shakespeare is followed by Jane Austen and Charles Dickens as the top three choices. The poll will continue to accept votes each month and feature different writers' opinions on their favorite authors.
Half way through February, William Shakespeare is miles ahead in the contest for Writer of the millennium. But there is still time for you to weigh in with your choice. Choose the person you think is the greatest writer in the form below. Join us each month for a new vote.
As of 15 Feb, the front
runners are: 1. William Shakespeare 2. Jane Austen 1. William Shakespeare 3. Charles Dickens 2. Miguel Cervantes 4. Fyodor Dostoyevsky / Miguel Cervantes 3. Jonathan Swift 5. James Joyce Author of many 4. Herman Melville 6. Iain Banks novels, 5. John Keats including High- 7. JR Tolkein 1. Dante 6. Franz Kafka Rise, Crash and 8. Arthur C Clarke Empire of the 2. Geoffrey Chaucer 7. Fyodor Dostoyevsky 9. Leo Tolstoy Sun. 3. William 8. Joseph Heller Shakespeare 10. Oscar Wilde 9. George Orwell Professor 4. Miguel Cervantes 10. Aldous Huxley emeritus at the 5. Voltaire More on Ballard's University of 6. Jane Austen choices >> East Anglia, he is a prolific 7. Gustave Flaubert writer of novels, 8. Leo Tolstoy short stories, 9. Mark Twain literary criticism and 10. James Joyce television More on Bradbury's series. choices >> [an error occurred while processing this directive]
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